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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1933
Page
30
Margaret S Walker presides as president and column in charge for the Lawrence County Woman’s Christian Temperance Union with ongoing county program duties and community outreach.
A YMCA official wine in youth welfare argues against repealing the 18th amendment citing long-term benefits for boys and young men. He recalls liquor’s harms observed over 25 years with the aim to outlaw the drink and aligns with Joy Elmer Morgan on prohibition’s impact on childhood and education.
The Croton Methodist Church hosts its annual Children’s Day services at 10 30 a m Sunday. Miss Dorothy Kinney organizes the program with many recitations songs and plays featuring Jean Gormley Mary Lou Houk Ralph Grossman and MARJORIE ALLEN among others with the Sunday School orchestra and Junior choir assisting.
The annual Children's Day exercises of Central Christian church Long and Pennsylvania avenues will be presented Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. The program features songs by children and classes led by Doris Cole Edna Frank Grace Wolfford Lawrence Sontag Lewis Clause and others with recitations by Etta Hoover James Arthur Johnstone Harriet Walker and more culminating in a children's chorus and audience participation.
The program features students from various classes performing recitations such as On This Children's Day A Nation Wide Broadcast A Hopeful Thought and My School School plus songs Jesus Loves the Children and selections by the S. S. orchestra. Cradle roll and junior department participants are recognized by Miss Blanch Bright Supt and Mrs Barnes and Miss Rudolph oversee class exercises.
Milred Betts known as Jerry Rogers a 24 year old Ed Wynns Laugh Parade performer leaped from the thirteenth floor of the Lincoln Hotel in New York. She hailed from Williamsport Pennsylvania where she was crowned Miss Williamsport in a local contest hosted by a newspaper and film company.
The annual Church of the Nazarene children’s day program. Readings and small group performances list participants by name, with musical interludes and a keynote prompt to “Send The Light to the Dark Continent.”
St Luke's A M E Zion plans child focused programs at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. services featuring organ and piano by Mrs Webber and Shaw, devotionals by Rev B G Shaw, a choir, readings by Johnson and Deer, a paper by Fielding, solo by Betty Jane Bailey, a dialogue Jirus Daughter, a pagent The Garden Guest and a long list of child performers including Anna Deer Geraldine Fielding Lillian Tilden and Esther Bradley. The sermon notes Nature knows best and reflects on children and survival.
The Third U. P. Sabbath School will present a Children's Day pageant cantata on Sabbath morning June 11 under Mrs. David Brown. Cast includes Sunbeams Doris Lutz Olive Jean McKibben Gomer Lewis Jim Newell Dame Nature Patricia Montgomery and more with a Thorough Welcome Lillian Smock and Flower Groups led by Jean in readable fragments from the program.
The Central Presbyterian church will present its annual children's day program during the 10 30 a m service Sunday with a sequence of preludes prayers recitations and songs. Participants include Charles Shaw Donnie Hague Edward Smith Kenneth Brenneman David Crissman Billy Robinson Willis J Song Charmane Young Shirley Gaston Pressley Edwin Aiken Calvin Fisher Dorothy Anderson Jean Porter Inez Crissman Betty Jane Lowery and others. The program features recitations like My Welcome Little Boy My Flag and The World Goes Traveling along with songs and exercises.
The list includes McConnell Phyllis Burdette Colleen Magee David Jones Joseph Thorn burg Glenn Caruthers with Blooms Mildred Crans Betty Millison Marjorie Fouch and Donnie Bates Charles Gee Floyd Book Velma Johnson Violets Doris Moore Ruth Lutz and Joanne Rapson. Closing speech by Charles Brown.
Pittsburgh reports a third heat-related fatality in 24 hours as Edward King aged 77 dies after being stricken on his porch in Snake Hollow Versaille Township found by his daughter Mrs Stewart Broman and reported to the coroner.
Neil Williams and Frank Nugent oversee city garden plots in New Castle. Fifty four acres are assigned at Cunningham park and five along North Mercer street. Forty acres are cultivated on West Clayton street and 15 acres at the disposal plant. Both men manage the plots.
Fort Leavenworth Kansas reports the first training accident in the conservation corps. H C Noel of Kansas City fell from a barber chair and suffered a broken neck, marking the initial injury in the forestry camps program.
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